3. Describe External Criticism. Is it distinguishable from Internal Criticism as a method in Histology? Explain.
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primary source was prepared by someone who was a participant or direct witness to an event. A secondary source was prepared by someone who obtained his or her information about an event from someone else.
External criticism refers to the authenticity of the document. Once a document has been determined to be genuine (external criticism), researchers need to determine if the content is accurate (internal criticism).
We conduct historical research for a number of reasons:
– to avoid the mistakes of the past
– to apply lessons from the past to current problems
– to use the past to make predictions about the present
– to understand present practices and policies in light of the past
– to examine trends across time.
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